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in Saint John of lsts due to the many baseball squabbles. seems that ‘Moncton delegates were much against him and no don-ht he felt the wisest move to make to avoid further unfair and unoharitahls criticism was to place his resin: tion in the proper hands.

Sterling was a prodigious work- er, and- the way New Brunswick to day is athletically organised speaks Although re-

is no doubt that Ernie will p firm for Maritime union rather than secesslo .

{The writer has been informed that Mr. H. .E. Blaokney of Mone- tcn has been appointed protem vice president and also that Mr. Joe Kennedy of Saint John-is named as a delegate to the Amateur Athletic is Union of ‘Canada meeting being held in Saint John in December; also that ‘Mr. A. W. Harris of Plotou replaces A. C. Millie as an M. P. ‘B. delegate at said meeting.

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Referring to the meeting held in Jl-Inlifax last lFriday it is hardly [conceivable that Cape Breton or Sydney in particular would en- orse a movement emlnatlng from 1A. C. iMillls. _W. .>C. Bishop, Pat Neville and- others.

In justice to lVir. S. F. Doyle, President of the -M. IP. B. it may be said that during the past two sea- sons Cape Breton has enjoyed con- sideration from the M. P. 1B. for the first time in a goodly number 1o1i‘ years. Last year in hockey iwhen Sydney was barred from the 1A. 1P. C. League, Doyle succeeded in arranging. a~ play-off between Truro. A. P. (11. winners and lSydney Similar arrangements were also made re basketball. Take for ex- ample baseball this year—-l am in- formed that thero were ten amat- eur baseball meams operating in Cape Breton lapst summer. This speaks well‘ for those behind such organization and 1proves conclus- ively that the -M. P. B. was not placing any obstacles in the way to dampen their efforts.

If the M. P. .8. past executive had done more towards boosting athletic conditions in Capo Breton instead of harping on some triviali- tles there would not have been the athletic chaos down there and Cape Breton would have been the M. P. B's right bower today." 1 It is then to be hoped that the pre- sent management of athletic activi- ties in Cape Breton will not allow themselves to be duped into seces- sional tendencies conceived by such men as Messrs. Millie. Bishop and Neville who have been indenti- fled with independent and semi prolcsslonal sport for many years.

FRIDAY - SATURDAY OCTOBER 29111 AND 30111

JACK ' DEMPSEY

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The 'Comlng Meeting

There is one thing certain that at the coming A. A. U. of C. meet- lng forms of legislation will be ‘sked for which ‘will be advantag- lOUB to the and as a consequence each club will rejoice over the many favours received by the present ‘M. P. B. Executive; favours that will hell! to promote a better athletic rival- pry among the many clubs. and also a favour that will place within thep Executive the power to discrimin- ate as to whether the A. A. U. of‘ C. should be notillsd of certain

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lPresoue Isle; Mei. ind- oulton Me. week of July's-g 11 ' -1 p Woodstock. weekqf, My. 11- "st. Stephen. met July 18. _ Fredericton, week 1st July I6. Monctou. week of August 1. Moncton dates were asﬂlsﬂed con- ditional to the railway city srrans- . ig and carrnying out» a -two days’ racing program in the middle of the week of the date proposed. Falr Dates __ ‘re ore-vile continuous racial; for the yacels 111111 trrtters 0f the cir- call. the following fail 111m: ware tentatively proposed by the assoc- iation stewards: . . ~ Caribou, 1115s.. week of Aug. 22. Houlton, Me. week of Auk. 29- lPresque Isle, week of Sept. 5. 8t. Stephen and Fredericton,

week of Sept. 12. Woodstock‘, week of Septembei" 19

Frederictonddxhibitlon Associa- tion. at a meeting of um "directors held some ten days ago. had al- ready eet the Fredericton dair dates for September 10 to 17. inclusive. and‘ at the meeting hald- here $1. Stephen proposed dates coincided with those already adopted by Jﬁ-edericton- 0n the basis of the lﬁ-edericton-St. Stephen dates, Woodstock exhibition. which was ‘held this year. during the corres- ponding weel_r,,has agreed! to fall back a week and hold the-fair dur- ing the week of Stepember 19, in order to eliminate the clashing of tdates with the border tcrwn and the capital events.

Canadian forests provide the lumbcr . . . Canadian mines give the ores...- Canadian ﬂocks furnish the wool. . .

Providing the weather man ls on his good behavior today 1.1111 St. Duncan's second team and Prince 01f Wales team will face-off on the Abegweit grounds at 3:80 in the second tilt of the Intercollegiate League. '

The seconds got the verdict by a small margin in their last encount- er and will therefore be out to clinch the championship.‘

The 1Prince of Wales boys put up s great game and are looked upon to even matters up with their old rivals the Saints.

The Saints always have a full backing from their students and now it is up to the ‘Prince of Wales .students to get out and lend a voice to the working of their-team. 11 little encouragement is s; big factor in a game, and it not. only adds life to the players. but the aft- ernoon sport for all concerned. This should be ablg game and all should “whoop her up."

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Wanderers Defeat Nationals Team Here on Saturday

-ST.pJOH1N, Oct. 25.—The Wand erers administered a defeat to the Nationals at the Allison. grounds on Saturday afternoon when they won out by a 9-5 score. The game pro- vided pinch excitement for the few tans who gave themselves the treat of watching the City 1League ﬁxture. The territory play was about ev- en and the play, although almost entirely in close formation, was in» ‘taresting. except when the referee became the object of their "wordy" endeavlo u to the detriment of the "game. After four minutes of plﬂb close to. the Nationals‘ line the Wanderers succeeded in going ov- er after a mix-up. ‘hater in the first _

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Seventy per cent of everything that goes into General Motors of Canada cars comes from Canadian sources and gives a proﬁtto Canadian ﬁrms.

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